jibber
Talk rapid gibberish
Jibber is a verb meaning to speak rapidly and incoherently, often from nervousness or excitement.
The word is onomatopoeic, imitating the sound of unintelligible chatter.
It appears most often in the compound jibber-jabber, meaning nonsensical talk: Stop your jibber-jabber and get to the point.
Unintelligible speech or writing
- gobbledygookPretentious unintelligible language
- double-talkPurposely ambiguous language
- mumbo-jumboMeaningless or confusing language
- balderdashSenseless talk or writing
hogwash · claptrap · poppycock · bunkum · baloney · codswallop · flimflam · twaddle
gibberish
Unintelligible speech or writing
- gobbledygookPretentious unintelligible language
- double-talkPurposely ambiguous language
- mumbo-jumboMeaningless or confusing language
balderdash · hogwash · claptrap · poppycock · bunkum · baloney · codswallop · flimflam · twaddle · drivel
gabble
Rapid, muddled talk
- prattleTrivial, prolonged speech
- blatherFoolish, pointless chatter
- rambleMove or speak without direction
gibber · mumble · patter · blabber · yammer · yap · blab · cackle · natter · babble
stammer
Speak with involuntary repetitions
- stutterInvoluntary speech repetition
- splutterSpeak confusedly, in bursts
- falterLose momentum or steadiness
hesitate · fluster · agitation · anxiety · tremor · quaver · stumble · fumble · panic · jitters
jibberarticulate
Express clearly, or well-spoken
speak clearly · enunciate · elucidate · communicate · discourse
- jibber jabberIncoherent, pointless speech